EPISODE · Dec 20, 2023 · 53 MIN
#46 - Frank Mitloehner, CLEAR Info About Livestock Emissions
from Practically Ranching · host Matt Perrier
Send us Fan MailDr. Frank Mitloehner is a professor and air quality specialist in cooperative extension in the Department of Animal Science at UC Davis. He shares his knowledge and research, both domestically and abroad, with students, scientists, farmers and ranchers, policy makers, and the public at large. Frank is also director of the CLEAR Center, which has two cores – research and communications. The CLEAR Center brings clarity to the intersection of animal agriculture and the environment, helping our global community understand the environmental and human health impacts of livestock, so we can make informed decisions about the foods we eat and while reducing environmental impacts.https://twitter.com/[email protected]'S CONVERSATION | DR. FRANK MITLOEHNER | SEASON 2 EPISODE 1 Cattlemen's Congress (cattlemenscongress.com)Cattle and Land Use: The Differences between Arable Land and Marginal Land and How Cattle Use Each | CLEAR Center (ucdavis.edu)GWP* — a better way of measuring methane and how it impacts global temperatures | CLEAR Center (ucdavis.edu)Organic vs. Conventional: How do Dairy and Beef Production Systems Impact Food Quality, the Environment, and Social Perceptions? | CLEAR Center (ucdavis.edu)
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Send us Fan Mail Dr. Frank Mitloehner is a professor and air quality specialist in cooperative extension in the Department of Animal Science at UC Davis. He shares his knowledge and research, both domestically and abroad, with students, scientists, farmers and ranchers, policy makers, and the public at large. Frank is also director of the CLEAR Center, which has two cores – research and communications. The CLEAR Center brings clarity to the intersection of animal agriculture and the env...
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